It’s still fun to see the Knicks lose.

Greed is an awful thing. 🫠

Friday morning? Well let's go on WGN Radio 720 again.

This is amazing. "A correction was made on Nov. 17, 2024: An earlier version of this article misstated a pop star’s name. She is Chappell Roan, not Chappelle." nytimes.com/2024/11/15/din…

I am hoping for a 20-tweet thread about why the roads aren’t plowed and salted right now. It’s bad outside, folks. Take care.

I love when they commit to the Indians.

Between the Cleveland baseball team, this trade, and JD Vance’s kids going to DC, it feels Ohio is getting rid of all its Indians.

Just got an email that the cookie chain, Crumbl is partnering with the Chicago Bulls on a dessert called "CrumBULLS" available at its stores. "Crumble" plus any Chicago sports franchise is really a perfect match right now.

Organizations that insist upon apologies from the Steroid Era players in return for entrance into team events should be required to issue their own apologies, for looking the other way while cashing checks. The sanctimony is ridiculous.

Happy Friday. I am starting the weekend by going on WGN Radio 720 at 6:38 am. Won’t you be my neighbor?

I need to update Eater’s chicken wing map. Taking suggestions now that my teeth have healed to the point of exploring 4 months later. chicago.eater.com/maps/best-chic… I know some folks want to separate Buffalo and Asian wings, but that won’t happen.

Dear Chicago Bars: please put closed captions on at least one of your TVs. Real easy way to gain some goodwill and service customers, not just the hearing impaired.

Between this and the saga of Taylor Lorenz’s visa it feels like Christmas for brown folks on social media.

This thread demonstrates the consequences of laying off food writers.

TBH Adam Amin sounds like Ryu from Street Fighter on this call. I say that as a compliment.

My first radio hit of the New Year comes at 6:38 am on WGN Radio 720. Won’t you please be my neighbor? We will talk about the food stories of the moment.

NFC North in the playoffs feeling like the Big 10 after the first weekend of the NCAA hoops tourney.

Washington has done this before. A younger me was deep into my feelings as we drove to KFC after the game to pick up dinner. This sadness became standard as a Chicago sports fan.